Roweb is part of Sirma Group, a European technology company with over 30 years of experience in enterprise software and applied AI. Across the group, AI capabilities have been developed for real operational environments, designed to integrate with existing systems, data structures, and regulatory requirements. Within this context, Roweb delivers custom software and integrations for clients in multiple industries, drawing on the broader AI platforms and expertise available at group level.

Artificial intelligence within Sirma Group is not positioned as a standalone product or a single platform. It is built as an enterprise capability, meant to integrate into complex organizational environments where data sensitivity, compliance, and operational stability matter more than novelty.
At group level, Sirma develops AI platforms and components that are designed to:
This approach reflects a practical understanding of how AI is actually adopted inside organizations: incrementally, under strict controls, and always in relation to existing systems rather than in isolation.
We help organizations move from AI experimentation to structured, production-ready implementation. Our approach combines strategy, engineering expertise, and enterprise-grade AI infrastructure powered by Sirma.AI Enterprise.
We support enterprises in defining and accelerating their AI journey with clarity and governance.
We build scalable, production-ready AI solutions integrated into enterprise systems.
From prototype to enterprise deployment, we focus on performance, security, and maintainability.
Modern AI requires a solid data foundation.
We design and deploy AI-ready infrastructure.
Our infrastructure ensures performance, scalability, and full data control.
We implement advanced GenAI systems that automate and optimize enterprise workflows.
We transform AI from a standalone feature into an operational capability embedded in daily business processes.
Sirma.AI Enterprise is built as an orchestration layer that can operate across multiple AI models. It does not lock systems into a single provider. Instead, models can be selected and routed based on the specific task, cost profile, performance needs, or regulatory context.
This approach preserves architectural flexibility over time. As technologies change, organizations can introduce or replace models without rebuilding their systems or reworking integrations. In practice, choosing a model becomes a configuration choice rather than a structural constraint.

Enterprise AI must adapt to infrastructure realities. This flexibility enables AI adoption in sectors where cloud-only approaches are not viable.
Deployment models can align with:
AI capabilities can therefore operate within existing IT governance frameworks rather than forcing infrastructure redesign.
The platform is designed to function inside existing enterprise ecosystems.
AI components do not operate in isolation. They connect to internal APIs, data stores, and operational systems to retrieve information, trigger workflows, validate inputs, and update records.
This integration layer transforms AI from a conversational interface into an operational system component capable of participating in real business processes.
The value emerges from orchestration across systems, not from model output alone.
Cloud-native architecture delivering enterprise-grade performance, security, and unlimited scalability.
A central concept within Sirma’s AI architecture is the use of multi-agent AI systems.Instead of relying on a single, monolithic model, tasks are distributed across multiple specialized agents.
Each agent is responsible for a defined role, such as:
These agents collaborate within a controlled framework, enabling AI to support complex, multi-step processes rather than isolated tasks.


The AI platforms developed within Sirma Group are built for enterprise-scale usage. This means they are architected to handle complexity that goes beyond simple prompt-based interactions.
Key characteristics include:
Integration with internal systems - AI components are designed to connect to internal databases, document repositories, APIs, ERP systems, CRM platforms, and operational tools. The value of AI emerges from this integration, not from the model alone.
Data ownership and control - Client data remains under the client’s control. AI systems are deployed in architectures that respect data residency, access control, and audit requirements.
Operational reliability - These platforms are designed to run as part of production environments, supporting real business processes rather than isolated experiments.
Security and compliance are treated as architectural requirements, not add-ons. At group level, AI systems are designed to support:
This makes the technology suitable for use in sectors such as finance, healthcare, logistics, energy, and public administration, where AI adoption is constrained by legal and operational obligations.
For clients working with Roweb, this group structure offers a practical advantage. They benefit from:
AI is not introduced as a promise or a marketing feature, but as an option that is used when it adds measurable value to the system being built.
At Sirma Group, artificial intelligence is approached as a capability that develops over time, not as a one-time solution. It is used to improve decisions, streamline clearly defined processes, and strengthen existing systems, while keeping governance and oversight intact.
Roweb follows the same line of thinking. The focus stays on solid execution, clean integration, and systems that remain reliable in the long run, drawing on the group’s AI expertise only where it makes practical and architectural sense.
Enterprise AI is rarely about isolated tools. It is about integration, governance, and long-term maintainability. Within Sirma Group, AI capabilities are designed to operate under these conditions, and Roweb works on adapting them to concrete system architectures.
If you are assessing AI from an architectural or operational perspective, we can discuss realistic options and constraints.
